The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-31

-. .bout Amlssme W'
pam ..hers of the Legislature desiring Ana
-s.,mmodations, at reasonable rates, can
daS -.,,modsled at Ms. Brokaw'A The
il ALI that could be desired-rooma
cd airy, table excellent, aud service. good.
Tie latest styles of Toll de Nords, Scotch
.,,er;can Ginghams have just been opened
sno Cohan's 48-8t
Viz. ssllie Abrams, OF Pitsburg, who has
10 ,,esi of Mrs. c. E. Cohen for several
- leaves for Savannah to- day.
Mis- Coripe Turnbull, of Miccosukie, has
no guest of Miss Lila Byrd the past two
weeks.
Mrs. A. Chares, of Sanford, after spending
su weeks with Tallahassee friends, left for
home on Tuesday
Among the distinguished visitors at the
-.,,,n1.S sanctum this morning were Hon.
,..,s + Chamberlain, late Major General in
r.deral Army, and four times Governor of
T.;re. Col. A. c. Quarter, of New York. in
.--.-,e1 in Florida railroad, and Hon A. p.
Nan Jr.. General Manager of The s. s. O. & G..
Railroad.
seven Springs Iron Alum Mass cures diar-
I'm. bllicus collie, cholera infantum, and all
,..,-ser, Of the stomach. liver, kidneys and
h,xels For sale by all druggists.
Tuesday and Wednesday was the biggest
..vsof The season for the New Leon.
Tbe missing tourists have been coming
;,,o florida for the past few weeks at the rate
.,.ere,sl hundred day They are to be seen
;, Jacksonville and a number of other places,
.,8 Tallahassee is getting its share of the rush.
A number of persons who bought lots at
Villa Mitchell yesterday have already disposed
.. ,h,rn Al quite An advance. And thus the
boom progresses!
An shades of FouIards and Batiste both
iii and figured can now be seen at ]. r.
coten's 4S-3t
MI Ii Howell and wife, of Jacksonville,
90 eurs;s Of Mrl and Mrs. F. c. Gilmore, on
sO0loot street
A number of ladies and gentlemen left on
,be : o-rlnek train this morning for ST. Marks,
where they will embark on Captain Slusser's
nsx steamer Waikatomica, for an excursion 10
Newport Springs and the lighthouse.
-s6neh Mikado Scrim at j. T. Cohen's, only
., c.,,s mr. ward. 48-3t
-Pariies who purchased lots at the Villa
Nicbell auc Jon yesterday are trying to rent
dwellings, with view 10 moving to Tallahassee
DR. Thomas Hall and wife and Miss Ger
trude NJ Hall. of Boston, who spent last season
IN Tallahassee arrived at the New Leon last
week.
The arrivals al the Windsor Hotel, jackson
vile. M 10 and including March Goth, 1887, were
Ala against 3.591 to same date last year. For
.ae mast three weeks The business of the Windsor
has been 30 ner cent better than for same period
lssi season.
III is impossible to describe the many kinds
nj white goods TO be seen at J. r. Cohens. Call
9, lis store and ask TO have the different quail
,;,e ssown 10 YOU. 48-3t
MI. Nm L. Porter, of Massachusetts. was
tmnng the arrivals at The Leon last week. Mr..
Porter has spent one season in California, and
sars Florida suits him best, and he thinks the
Tallahassee Country-with its beautiful, far
slcpiDg hills. and broad winding valleys-is the
grandesi county he ever saw.
Have you seen those elegant Krinkles, at
JR Cahen's. il not, don't fail to call around
and ak Mr. james 10 show them to you. 48-3t
-Abaui The middle of January Miss Lizzie
Offi.er, an accomplished young lady of Topeka,
Ksssas, who came to Tallahassee on visit to
fre..l. who have winter residence here, organ
iz.i Bani Of Hope for the young people. Last
Friday night the NJ. F. Church. South, was elab-
orl'ely and beautifully decorated with choice
4 mil l,a
filed with an apprecalive audience, who were
entertained by the little ones with vocal and
instrumental music, decamations, &c. under
the special supervision and direction of Miss
Officer. The closing feature Of this pleasing
hours entertainment; was the presentation of q
handsome autograph album to Miss Officer by
the members OF the Tallahassee Band of Hope.
Tie album was left with Rev. Mr.. Partridge,
for the members To inscribe their autograph.
Miss Officer left for home yesterday. She car.
rled with her many pleasant memories of her
sjnurn in Tallahassee and the best wishes OF
the Band Of Hope and many others in our city.
Among the legal fraternity IN the city the
past week We're Hon. J. F. Mcclellan, of Pensa-
cola, judge of the FIRST Circuit Hon. Samuel
Pssco. OF Monticello; Col. William Scott, of
sluiord: j. :. White, Esq, Live Oak Col. Alfred
Bishop Mason, attorney for the j., T. & K. W.
Raiiwav; Hon. Robert W. Davis, attorney for
the Florida southern; Hon. r. F. Taylor, attor-
neE Tor the y. 5. o. & G. Railroad
Mr.. E b Bailey, one of Monticello's most
enieririsins citizens. attended the Villa Mitchell II
sale Yesterday. and purchased several lots.
MI. L. ". Perry, son of Governor Perry,
came up from Pilak4 this week. He has been
qll.e SEX, and will spend a few weeks at ITALIA
hassae aud Pensacola
MI. Z A. Crawford has removed the Mac.
ln'yre stock Of goods to the store one door north
o. l. II. Afford, Oh the west side Of Monroe
Street
-P.elsci 10 receive call from George w.
Hastings. President of the Interlachen Winter
hrsort Company" which is building up that
peAsani place in Putnam county. Mr.. Hastings
Is 4 veteran editor, having been for more than
aquaferoi century connected with the Spring
field Ohio Republican,
-li'n. X W. Davis was welcome caller at
he FLoRlDIAS sanctum this morning.
-GlAi 10 make the acquaintance OF Mr.. g. A..
Cn'ciei, Publisher Of the l. ,keand Ne0s. He
H greatly pleased with our country, which be
visits FOR the first time
MI. {. w. Jones, Jr., is in the city, and will
ftmaln htie Tor some time
Every medicine advertised in this paper will be found
kawls' Drug store lSu
"wednesday afternoon about 100 o'clock,
While The larger portion of our citizens were at